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Kosovo needs to expedite the construction of a new reservoir and bolster security around its critical infrastructure as tensions continue to simmer in the northern region, energy expert Arben Gjukaj

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Kosovo’s energy regulator Zrre has become an observer member of the Europe’s Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB), in a move that could eventually enable it to trade guarantees of origin (GOs) with

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Kosovo will launch a 150 MW wind power tender in December, or two months later than initially planned, the government said in a paper.

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Kosovo’s power utility Kek said on Monday that its 200 MW unit A4 is again online following an outage last week.

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Power consumption in north Kosovo has decreased by 35% in the first eight months since the introduction of a power metering system in the region, the country’s TSO Kostt said on Sunday.

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Kosovo’s power utility Kek said its 340 MW unit B2 is back online after four weeks of repairs as part of its regular annual overhaul, the company said in a statement on Sunday.

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Kosovo may miss its 2031 clean energy target, with no renewables projects in the construction phase yet due to permitting delays, Trim Ternava, CEO of local developer Sunvolta Energy, said late on

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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) would invest more in Kosovo’s renewables sector if the country simplifies its permitting process, the bank’s country manager Sergiy

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Kosovo’s power utility Kek should reschedule the annual overhaul of its coal-fired units, as this year demonstrated that summer is becoming similar to winter in terms of power consumption, an

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Eurokos Holding has obtained all the necessary regulatory permits for the construction of a 70 MW wind farm in southern Kosovo and will begin construction in September, its CEO told Montel on

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Power utility Kek said on Monday that two coal-fired units at the Kosovo B plant, each with a capacity of 340 MW, are back online after the completion of repairs.

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Kosovo’s B1 coal unit with 340 MW of capacity was shut down on Tuesday after a leak was discovered in its boiler, prompting the country to boost its power imports, the utility Kek told Montel.